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[Hammer278]

Your answer is identical to what a Tifosi would say about McLaren.

Profiling is not an acceptable fashion of 21st century PC so on that note "In your face RB" .

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Are you serious? In your face RB?

LOL Any non-Vettel fan would simply enjoy a victory of their favourite driver and not take digs at the 1 team which is absolutely burying everyone alive this season. Penny wise pound foolish anyone?

[texasmr2]

Your answer is identical to what a Tifosi would say about McLaren.

Profiling is not an acceptable fashion of 21st century PC so on that note "In your face RB" .

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Are you serious? In your face RB?

LOL Any non-Vettel fan would simply enjoy a victory of their favourite driver and not take digs at the 1 team which is absolutely burying everyone alive this season. Penny wise pound foolish anyone?

Are you seriously taking anything I say too heart or serious? I chum the water and watch the minnow's chase the bait, should I throw you back or use you as chum???

[andrew]

Are you seriously taking anything I say too heart or serious? I chum the water and watch the minnow's chase the bait, should I throw you back or use you as chum???

Perfect definition of trolling!

I've never understood why people say they would want team X or Y off Formula 1. Every team adds color and texture to the racing experience, even the backmarker teams (which sometimes are fun to watch grow, i.e., Force India). The statement makes even less sense when they refer to the big dogs: Ferrari, McLaren, Red Bull.

Of course I don't want any team to leave F1, but let's just say that if Ferrari left I would feel any loss as an F1 fan. I find it impossible to support them these days.

However if a backmarker isn't performing and is just a shambles then there is no place for them in F1.

[acosmichippo]

I've never understood why people say they would want team X or Y off Formula 1. Every team adds color and texture to the racing experience, even the backmarker teams (which sometimes are fun to watch grow, i.e., Force India). The statement makes even less sense when they refer to the big dogs: Ferrari, McLaren, Red Bull.

Agreed for the most part. The only exception I would make is if back marker teams appear too stagnant as Virgin has lately. But they've gone through restructuring, so they clearly want to do better.

[texasmr2]

Are you seriously taking anything I say too heart or serious? I chum the water and watch the minnow's chase the bait, should I throw you back or use you as chum???

Perfect definition of trolling
And a minnow say's what???

[andrew]

You might want to check your quotes again rather than trying to be the next Jackie Mason.

Are you seriously taking anything I say too heart or serious? I chum the water and watch the minnow's chase the bait, should I throw you back or use you as chum???

Perfect definition of trolling
And a minnow say's what???

That ain't right is it? Again I have been misquoted as on some other thread. Attention to detail costs nothing.

So you are trying to be thought provoking?

[texasmr2]

My apologies as I tried too correct my spelling/punctuation error's before you mounted your hollier than thou 'high horse' so carry on Forrest and start listening to your mama.

[myownalias]

Alright, that's enough, let's not ruin a previously good natured thread... absolutely no need to get personal!

[What's Burning?]

Wasn't sure about posting this, most of all cause I don't want to upset some friends ..... but ..... I'd really love someone to give a rational explanation. Watch the video, its of the Felipe/Lewis incident at the end of the race. The bit that concerns me is from 20-26 seconds - watch Lewis's hands......

Spanky I want to make sure we were collectively able to address your six seconds of concern here.

[myownalias]

I simply believe that Hamilton turned right to try to keep his car pointing in the right direction; Massa was also turning right; they both went in hard on the brakes, hard but fair in my opinion

[Drthjustice]

When they came together it caused lewis to oversteer and he was just correcting it. Massa was doing the same.

[f1ea]

I think that was nice of Martin to say, what I like even as a McLaren fan that Ferrari won 60 years to the day at the track they won their first race at. I like things like that

yeah that was really nice. When the showed the Froilan special i kept thinking how cool it would be if Ferrari won... after the race you could tell from Fernando's expressions it was a very emotional race.

In any case... almost all the top 5 had a very good race. Vettel, great start; Webber, great resurgence; Lewis, great push. Felipe and Shumacher had good races as well... juuuuust a bit unlucky.

Nothing to get carried away by though... RB are still inmensely solid; and Vettel only needs to keep calm as he's shown he can do........

[spankyham]

Wasn't sure about posting this, most of all cause I don't want to upset some friends ..... but ..... I'd really love someone to give a rational explanation. Watch the video, its of the Felipe/Lewis incident at the end of the race. The bit that concerns me is from 20-26 seconds - watch Lewis's hands......

Spanky I want to make sure we were collectively able to address your six seconds of concern here.

Can I answer it this way, I'd be happy to have Lewis at Ferrari at some stage in the future

[What's Burning?]

Spanky I want to make sure we were collectively able to address your six seconds of concern here.

Can I answer it this way, I'd be happy to have Lewis at Ferrari at some stage in the future

Not entirely sure how to say... mordesi la lingua!

[darwin dali]

Spanky I want to make sure we were collectively able to address your six seconds of concern here.

Can I answer it this way, I'd be happy to have Lewis at Ferrari at some stage in the future

Not entirely sure how to say... mordesi la lingua!